Christopher Crowe

Alumni

Chris is a PhD student in the Department of Epidemiology and pre-doctoral fellow in the Psychiatric Epidemiology Training Program. He is particularly interested in understanding psychosocial determinants of health, with a focus on exploring the causes and consequences of loneliness. Most recently, he has studied how loneliness and social isolation are related to healthspan and lifespan in American older adults (preprint on MedRxiv). In addition to his research efforts, he has also enjoyed working as a lead teaching assistant for (Y)our Longer Life, a course on the public health challenges and opportunities that come with aging societies, and Research Methods & Applications: Quantitative Foundations, a course on quantitative methods in epidemiology and biostatistics.